No, not really, but wouldn't it be awesome?
This is the team that wrote the paper MD5 considered harmful today: Creating a rogue CA certificate which showed that the security model of HTTPS can be defeated using a combination of attacks on the MD5 hash algorithm plus non-random serial numbers in the popular RapidSSL and FreeSSL certificates. They used a cluster of 200 PS3s for a weekend of number crunching.
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After reading the paper, it seems to me that the proper response, for now, is to remove the suspect root certs from my browser.
I note that Verisign has already said it will stop using MD5 for new RapidSSL certs.